There will information cards about Prostate Cancer in every match programme, bucket collectors all around the ground, and Man of Men lapel pin badges available for purchase for £1.50.

Sky TV’s Jeff Stelling walked from his beloved Hartlepool to Wembley to help raise awareness on Prostate Cancer. After walking ten marathons in ten days he said:

“Prostate Cancer UK should be a charity close to every man’s heart because we know, or we should know, just how vulnerable we are. I like my statistics – but the ones I’m dealing with here are shocking. One in eight men will get prostate cancer, and one in four if you are black, it’s a scary thought.

“Within the next ten years Prostate Cancer UK believes they will find the answers to ensure the disease is something men and their loved ones no longer fear. I’ve met the scientists who pledge to do this and I can see how dedicated they are.

“Prostate cancer is not discerning, but it can be treated if caught soon enough. It doesn’t just hit the bad guys; it’s the good guys as well.

To get involved visit MenUnitedMarch.org or text JEFF to 70004 to donate £3 to support everyone affected by prostate cancer.*